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The instructions for enabling the AWS Config service are provided in [Amazon's
documentation](http://aws.amazon.com/config/details/#Getting_Started). An
overview of those instructions is provided here.
overview is provided here.

1. Create an AWS SNS Topic called `AWSConfig_topic`.
* log into the AWS Console
* navigate to the SNS tab
* click the "Create and Add" button, and select "Create new topic"
* in the dialog, enter "AWSConfig_topic" as the topic name
* click "Create topic" to close the dialog
2. Create an AWS S3 bucket for AWS Config
* navigate to the S3 tag in the AWS Console
* click the "Actions" button, and select "Create Bucket..."
* in the dialog, enter a bucket name in the "Bucket Name" field
* select the region appropriate for your AWS account
* click "Create" to close the dialog
3. Enable the AWS Config service
* navigate to the Config tab
* click the gear icon next to the "Status" link
* under the "Amazon SNS Topic" heading, select "Choose a topic from your
account" and select the `AWSConfig_topic`
* under the "Amazon S3 Bucket" heading, select "Choose a bucket from my
account" and select the correct bucket name
* enter an optional subdirectory
* click "Allow" to allow the AWS Config service read resource configurations
* Log in to the AWS Console.
* Navigate to the SNS tab.
* Click the "Create and Add" button, and select "Create new topic".
* In the dialog, enter "AWSConfig_topic" as the topic name.
* Click "Create topic" to close the dialog.
2. Create an AWS S3 bucket for AWS Config.
* Navigate to the S3 tag in the AWS Console.
* Click the "Actions" button, and select "Create Bucket...".
* In the dialog, enter a bucket name in the "Bucket Name" field.
* Select the region appropriate for your AWS account.
* Click "Create" to close the dialog.
3. Enable the AWS Config service.
* Navigate to the Config tab.
* Click the gear icon next to the "Status" link.
* Under the "Amazon SNS Topic" heading, select "Choose a topic from your.
account" and select the `AWSConfig_topic`.
* Under the "Amazon S3 Bucket" heading, select "Choose a bucket from my.
account" and select the correct bucket name.
* Enter an optional subdirectory.
* Click "Allow" to allow the AWS Config service read resource configurations.

### How ManageIQ Uses AWS Config

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